Carmen Aiken had purchased a health insurance plan on the federal Affordable Care Act marketplace and thought the visit would ...

The 35-year-old law bars adult children and their parents from suing for wrongful death caused by medical malpractice.

The Affordable Care Act requires insurers to pay for preventive services. But Carmen Aiken was billed more than $1,400 anyway ...

HB 6017, unless vetoed by the Governor, will end what may refer to as Florida’s “ free kill ” law. In 1990, lawmakers ...

Carmen Aiken thought their medical visit would be covered because the Affordable Care Act requires insurers to pay for a long ...

Advocates pushing to scrap the law fear their effort is being hijacked by a push to put caps on medical malpractice damages.

We are thrilled,” Brevard County advocate Lauren Korniyenko said. “The Legislature has listened to the voice of the people ...

A multi-year push to finally repeal what critics have called Florida’s “free kill” law involving negligent doctors appears to ...

The Florida Senate paused a vote on repealing the "Free Kill" law that limits family members from suing for medical malpractice deaths ...

Councilmember Quetcy Lozada wants to limit certain outreach work to specific areas in hopes of mitigating 'nuisance behaviors ...

Much of that nuance is determined by the medical provider and captured on the bill. Confusion still persists ... “then we all potentially lose access to free, high-value preventive care, and ...